Halle Bros. Parking Garage

$40 dollars to park in an abandoned factory with piles of bird poop lining every wall. Some of the walls are crumbling and it looks a mix of plaster dust and asbestos... The paths are narrow and awkward. Ive genuinely never been in a parking garage that compares. Its dangerous and you have to hope and pray your car doesnt get broken into.

Where do I start!! I have been broken into multiple times… Not safe. Management feels like this is just Cleveland and people and residences should just feel unsafe. I know numerous females that refuse to even use or go in there.. What does that tell you.. And unfortunate this next to a part of the city they showcase and residences are forced into parking there. Cleveland needs to speak up! And say enough is enough. What has to happen before something is done….??!!!

If you have a full size pickup truck don’t park here on a busy event weekend. Cars no problem. Also I love that I still had to pay for parking because I pulled in to look for a spot and there were none.

Listen. If you look up dilapidated in the dictionary, it would literally be this garage. Broken and chipped wooden steps, crumbling brick fixtures, the elevator is broken and the steps hardly maneuverable. It's a HUGE safety issue and risk for people with mobility issues. It's the tightest garage and very confusing if you're not paying attention. The pricing is misleading as well. if you use this at the hotel and come in at the 14 dollar rate, you will be charged an additional 14 dollars the next day when you leave making the cost to park 28 dollars and not the daily max of 14 bucks. The attendants are just there - not engaged and definitely not there for safety. Buddy couldn't tell me anything, couldn't tell me what time the doors reopened in the morning and what sitting outside the windo

The QR code scan was smooth and easy, and the garage was well-lit, offering a secure space. As the evening progressed, the garage doors shut, adding extra safety to keep thieves at bay. However, if you drive a pickup truck, you might find yourself struggling to fit. Maybe it’s time to rethink that decision and ask yourself why you need such an oversized, impractical vehicle for daily use. Seriously, are you trying to compensate for something?